AMMAN — According to the Ministry of
Water and Irrigation, precipitation levels in Jordan have increased to 85.5
percent of the country's long-term average of 8.1 billion cubic meters since
the start of winter.
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This increase was reported on
Sunday, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
Around 24 hours prior to the report, the highest rainfall of 21.4mm was recorded in Madaba, which makes up 72.4 percent of the annual average.
Around 24 hours prior to the report,
the highest rainfall of 21.4mm was recorded in Madaba, which makes up 72.4
percent of the annual average.
As a result, dams in Jordan have
received a total of 700,000 cubic meters of water, increasing their storage to
117 million cubic meters. This is equivalent to 41.65 percent of their total
capacity of 280.759 million cubic meters.
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